Jorhat, March 27 -- In Jorhat, consumer distress over LPG supply extends beyond the issue of shortage; a more pressing concern is the lack of clear, reliable, and timely information.

Pallavi Saikia, a health worker living alone with her newborn child, has been queuing at the gas agency for the past three consecutive days without success. She explains that daily visits are not feasible, as she must manage both patient care and the responsibilities of caring for her infant at home.

She suggests that introducing a token system, clearly indicating the date and time of cylinder availability, would significantly ease the burden on working individuals.

Rubiya Rahman, a housewife, shared a similar concern. Standing in line since early morning,...